## FAQ
### Isn't it easier to write a Wayland compositor?
Despite popular belief, writing a simple X server that works in practice for a wide range of applications is easier to do than it is to write a Wayland compositor (+ related software).\
Not many people have attempted to write an X server from scratch or have proper understanding of the protocol, but if you do you can see that it's quite simple.

### Doesn't X11 have fundamental issues with tearing/multiple monitors/hdr/security/etc that can't be fixed?
No, most information about how X11 works online is wrong. Some of this misinformation has even been spread by Wayland compositor developers. These issues are related to the X.org server, not the X11 protocol.\
When 10-bit color mode is enabled in the X.org server it can break some applications such as steam which fails to start, but all of these issues can be solved without affecting client applications, even without introducing a new X11 protocol extension.

Instead of creating and destroying opengl textures for each window/pixmap each time, create textures and re-use them; never destroying them.
    This is more efficient and leads to lower memory usage (nvidia leaks memory on texture create/destroy, on purpose).